BONUS EPISODE: Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah , U2 cover The Pogues - First Reactions

As part of RevU2's 10th Anniversary celebrations, Jonny and Tyler revisit The Joshua Tree for the first time in a decade, reflecting on how their relationship with the album has evolved over the years, discussing its enduring legacy, and exploring whether the songs that captivated a generation still resonate with the same power nearly forty years later.

RevU2 returns with a bonus episode to share their first reaction review of new single "The Greatest Show on Earth!

Jonny and Tyler welcome Scott Cleaver to share his incredible U2 fan story. From an unforgettable phone call with Bono to proving that dreams really can come true, Scott shows that "dreaming out loud" isn't just for Bono.

Jonny and Tyler take a break during their Dublin jaunt for a quick chat about U2's latest single, 'Silencio'.

The Back To The Beginning anniversary series continues as Jonny and Tyler turn their attention to The Unforgettable Fire, U2's atmospheric and ambitious fourth studio album. Released in 1984, The Unforgettable Fire marked a bold creative leap for the band, as they moved beyond the raw urgency of War and embraced a more expansive, experimental sound under the guidance of producers Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois. From iconic tracks such as Pride (In The Name Of Love) and Bad to the album's more understated and evocative moments, RevU2 take an in-depth track-by-track journey through a record that redefined what U2 could be and laid the foundations for their future success. As part of RevU2's 10th Anniversary celebrations, Jonny and Tyler revisit The Unforgettable Fire for the first time in a decade, reflecting on how their views of the album have evolved, discussing its place within the band's catalogue, and exploring whether its unique blend of emotion, atmosphere, and artistic ambition remains as powerful today as it was over forty years ago. Join us as we go Back To The Beginning and rediscover the album that bridged the gap between U2's early years and the global phenomenon they were destined to become.

RevU2 share their initial thoughts on U2's cover of The Pogues' raucous song 'Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah' and discuss production, U2's newfound freshness and a potentially divisive xylophone.

Ten years in the making. Hosts Jonny and Tyler reflect on a decade of podcasting, sharing what they've learned along the way and celebrating the incredible friendships the RevU2 musical journey has brought into their lives. This special anniversary episode features the world premiere of December's remix of their track, 'Alison Stewart'. The single will be released on 18 September, with the CD single available to purchase from 11 September via December's official Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/december1985. All profits will be donated to Chernobyl Children International. Special thanks to Scott, Paul and Ails from December, as well as Jeff Morton, Angela Pancella, Sean Whelan, Alfie Adnett, Steve Fryer and James Rowles for their contributions. And to everyone who has listened, supported and joined us on this journey over the past ten years, thank you. Here's to the next ten!

Join us as we share our first impressions, analyse the lyrics and production, discuss fan reactions, and consider what this partnership could mean for the future of U2.

The Back To The Beginning anniversary series continues as Jonny and Tyler turn their attention to War, U2's landmark third studio album. Released in 1983, War marked a major turning point for the band, capturing the raw energy, political urgency, and youthful passion that would propel U2 onto the world stage. From anthems such as Sunday Bloody Sunday and New Year's Day to deeper cuts that helped define the band's early identity, RevU2 take an in-depth track-by-track look at an album that remains one of the most important releases in U2's catalogue. As part of RevU2's 10th Anniversary celebrations, Jonny and Tyler revisit War for the first time in a decade, exploring how their perspectives on the album have changed, discussing its legacy, and asking whether it still packs the same punch over forty years after its release. Join us as we go Back To The Beginning and rediscover the album that turned four young musicians from Dublin into one of the biggest bands in the world.

Jonny and Tyler return from their early 80's revelry to discuss their first reactions to U2's latest single Street of Dreams.